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This used to be the site of a Pioneer Supermarket. Each Pioneer had their own slogan on the facade; this particular branch's was "Where the Elite Buy Their Meat". The few times I went into it in the early 1980s, the whole place reeked of unchanged cat litter, and looked like it had last been cleaned during Calvin Coolidge's presidency. But ya know, I'd still rather see that there than this piece of putrid crap, which fits SO WELL and SENSITIVELY into its surroundings.
ReplyDeleteThat branch of Pioneer was on the southeast corner of B and 11th, at least that's where it was in 1969. The smell was the same then. I came across this in fact doing a search for that supermarket's name for an article in the first edition of the Wall Scent Journal, published for dogs by ALM Communications (Chicago).
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